Barcelona’s plans to take Miralem Pjanic from Juventus appear to be finally taking shape.

Although things are still at their very early stages, the Bosnian’s name is high on the Catalan club’s list of priorities for the next transfer window.

Barcelona see him as a perfect fit as the 30-year-old is a world-class midfielder, fits their system, organises from midfield and can play with both feet.

On top of that is his experience at a competitive level, having spent nine years in Italian football.

Pjanic has had four seasons with Juventus after spending five with Roma.

Even before moving to Italy, Pjanic had experience on the biggest stage and even scored at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu with Lyon as they eliminated Real Madrid from Europe.

He’s never missed more than a month in his nine years in Italy and his most serious injury in Turin only ruled him out of two games.

Playing with Barcelona at this stage of his career appeals to him, as does the idea of lining up alongside Lionel Messi and competing for domestic and continental trophies.

But Pjanic is one of the most coveted midfielders on the market at the moment, even at the age of 30, meaning that Barcelona will likely face competition in pursuit of his services.

It’s not the first time he’s been linked with the Camp Nou, though last time it happened in 2018 he renewed his Juve contract until 2023.

In 2019 he was open to leaving, but Juventus didn’t open the door.

Now Panic’s chances of joining Barcelona for 2020/21 appear to be growing, but there is still a lot to negotiate first.

Source:- All Football